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I've installed geoserver 2.2.4 on windows 7 , did a layer preview (with default line style) on roads layer. When I click on map , I get info below the map div with the road name , but the map itself is blank. Tried the same procedure on linux (ubuntu) , works fine. (But I need it to work on Win) Any idea ?!

Log: http://pastebin.com/ptCxRQBk

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Hi Please check it to another web browser..is there any error message ? if possible attach the screen shot..Try to create the new layer and check.. – Sunil Feb 5 at 7:41
I'll re-install it and see... – Alophind Feb 5 at 7:43
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look in the log file – iant♦ Feb 5 at 8:19
1. Where is log file ? 2. I've just tested , 2.2.3 show layer preview , 2.2.4 and 2.3 beta don't show. – Alophind Feb 5 at 8:54
$GEOSERVER_DATA/logs/ – iant♦ Feb 5 at 12:04
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I had the same trouble with jre 7. I have no more problem with jre 6 update 39 (32 bits version)

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will check it out , thx. – Alophind Feb 20 at 14:45
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I had this problem and was able to fix it by uninstalling jre 7 and installing a different JRE. [Here is the question that I asked originally and its solution. Read the comments for insights.

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will check it out , thx. – Alophind Feb 20 at 14:46

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